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During fi eld work in 2014, we investigated a suite of igneous intrusions in south-eastern Greenland between 65° and 67°N. Many of the intrusions show widespread evidence for juxtaposition of diff erent magmas in the liquid state and subsequent mixing, mingling and hybridisation. Here we present fi eld evidence for these processes from three areas that diff er in age and geological setting. We discuss the signifi cance of mingling, mixing and hybridisation features in the fi eld area, motivated by their abundance in the area, the morphological variation between intrusions that were emplaced at diff erent crustal levels, the implications for magma genesis in collisional and rift settings, and the implications for the interior dynamics of igneous bodies.

Magma mixing, mingling and hybridisation at different crustal levels: snapshots from 1.9 billion years of magmatism in south-eastern Greenland